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RAZER NARI ULTIMATE DRIVER
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Situated inside each earcup are single LoFelt Haptic drivers ensuring that with the Nari you donвЂ™t only hear, but also feel, every single detail. However, it is the inclusion of an added HyperSense feature that is a bit of a game changer. Whilst the audio pumped into your ears is well defined, it is never too bass-filled and instead becomes the deliverer of super clear gaming audio no matter what you are doing. Now, youвЂ™d expect a ВЈ200 gaming headset to sound pretty decent, and with Windows Sonic and 50mm drivers included,В you can be sure that this is no different.

Throw in some joy for spectacle wearers in the form of hidden indented earwear channels, and there is a lot of tech вЂ“ and a ton of love вЂ“ included in the Nari.ДЄnd that tech branches out to the audio system that Razer have included as well. No longer will your ears become hot by using a headset for hours at a time, and the feel that these bring is unlike anything else IвЂ™ve ever had the pleasure of using. What really pushes the Razer Nari Ultimate for Xbox One on from the competition though is the decision to infuse these cups with cooling gel. The super swivelling earcups are stunning too, and with more of that leatherette outer casing complemented by high density foam, the over-ear design is a good one. ItвЂ™s all very lovely and feels great when in use.

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The top of that headband is of a leatherette material with a full unibody aluminium outer frame holding things together, ensuring that the headset self-adjusts to the size of your head. This sees the internal cup fabric which covers the 50mm drivers with neodymium magnets treated to a bit of bling, whilst the underside of the Razer-logoвЂ™d headband is also provided with a hint of colour. And with the help of Razer Synapse, these effects can be reduced, increased, or removed entirely, all still providing strong results.In terms of aesthetics and the Nari Ultimate looks great, with an all-black design broken up by Xbox/Razer green detailing. The game effect translates to music and movies too, packing heightened intensity and weight. Roaring engines in Forza Horizon 4 and shootouts in Red Dead Redemption 2 pack similar effect, without dominating the gaming experience. With titles like Battlefield V, ringing explosions and overhead aircraft provide a real kick. The resulting experience is fitting for most titles, adding distinct feedback to your in-game actions. And the result is actually game-changing. Analysing audio signals, the headset highlights bass with varying intensity levels, adding a range of tactile feedback.

RAZER NARI ULTIMATE DRIVER

Partnering with Lofelt, a firm dedicated to 'natural' haptics, the Nari Ultimate packs a driver on each ear, tuned to provide enhancements on stereo sound. Razer's HyperSense haptics essentially act as a head-bound subwoofer, taking low frequencies and giving them that additional punch. Razer Nari Ultimate brings game-changing immersion. However, for an established peripheral manufacturer to jump onboard with a flagship headset, its promises shouldn't be overlooked. When unveiled earlier this year, the concept looked to be a gimmick, and generally approached with low expectations.

As the Razer Nari Ultimate's defining feature, its HyperSense vibration is in the spotlight, with haptic feedback based on in-game sound.

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